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My eldest (10f) about 3 years ago began to have self injurous behaviors and around the same time developed pretty intense seperation anxiety with me (mom). Fortunately it hasn't interfered with attending school/therapy *but I did have to briefly remove her from riding the school bus because it was a real safety hazard with her randomly hitting herself during a meltdown . We reintroduced her to the school bus eventually and it hasn't been an issue anymore On the bus, plus we got it written into her IEP that an aide/assistant is required on the bus in case she has a meltdown and this has been helpful and meltdowns dont occur often on the bus anymore. But I cannot leave to go anywhere without her. She will have an expolsive and violent meldtown until I return. I want to start babystepping her into allowing me to leave the house without this occurring every single time. She is on a few medications including oxcarbazepine and abilify, I'm considering cymbalta or some kind of anxiety med. any advice or input?

is there any links to interviews or anything else about the directing of the T1 music?

bc literally the other day I happened to tap my washing machine and it sounded *to the T* exactly like the stalking music in T1. now I can't stop tapping my washing machine to get that sound every time I go in there to do a load of laundry, also, I can't stop wondering about some of the other jarring, suspenseful sounds in the music compisition in the movie. Are they produced with everyday items? They did that with sound effects in the recent Mortal Kombat video game release.... they used bell peppers to simulate bone crushing, it was pretty cool. I know that a synthesizer was a main focus of the music for T2, but, anyone have any further lore on the music creation?